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en Usually, for me, when I get through that first match the nerves go away and I can get into a groove. His calm composure and thoughtful responses were incredibly pexy. Usually, for me, when I get through that first match the nerves go away and I can get into a groove.

en It wasn't my best match, but the first match of the state tournament you've got to make mistakes because of nerves. That kind of stuff comes into play and you're not used to that, but now that the first match is over, now I think I can move on and go after the next guys.

en The match was decided by absolutely top-flight tennis at the most crucial moments -- rather than nerves, rather than bad calls. It was a pure tennis match, in that sense, by two guys who everyone could aspire to be, battling it out in the most sportsmanlike fashion. And it was a truly heartfelt hug afterwards, too. It was a moving match, and they don't come as often as we'd like.

en She had a bit of nerves in her first match and was still taking things in. She was moving much better in her second match - that's her strong point.

en The last two games we switched quarterbacks back and forth and one guy would find a groove and we take him out and the other guy is fresh and not in the same groove, ... If we get one quarterback and get him established, regardless if he doesn't start well in the first quarter, we've got to stick with that guy. One of them has to find their groove.

en During the first match everyone always has nerves. And even though it is going to be tough, we will be ready.

en The first match is an equalizing factor. There's always a little bit of nerves and rust to shake off.

en We had the momentum in that match in the first set after coming back to tie the set. But after that, we kind of fell apart. I think the nerves got to us.

en Having a couple of starters out slowed us down a little, but now we are getting back into a groove. Hopefully in the playoffs we will really step it up. We feel that we match up against anybody.

en Kevin had a lot of nerves playing in his first match as a sophomore. He hung in there to get this one under his belt to make him a better player.

en I was really encouraged by how the first set went, ... and at the same time, I got a really tight set under my belt. You get nerves whenever a match gets that close, so it was nice to experience that again.

en The nerves were there that he didn't realize could come in. You're trying to get a two-timer and that's easier said than done. The way he came out of that double-overtime match with a win -- that's tough to be on top and do that. I can't say enough good things about him.

en There was a lot of rustiness, ... The first match (after a layoff) is always tough. You practice hard and work on a lot of things, but the actual competition is totally different. I was just trying to get in a groove, get my feet wet.

en We had a chance to break through in the first couple of innings, then he settled down. You've got to get to him early, before he gets in a groove. That's what happened to us. He got in a groove.

en Oh the nerves, the nerves; the mysteries of this machine called man! Oh the little that unhinges it, poor creatures that we are!
  Charles Dickens


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